The Walking Dead: The Complete Fourth Season Giveaway!

ANCHOR BAY ENTERTAINMENT BRINGS HOME THE TERROR ONCE MORE WITH
AMC'S "THE WALKING DEAD: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON"

EXPERIENCE IT ON BLU-RAY™+ DIGITAL HD WITH ULTRAVIOLET™ AND DVD AUGUST 26, 2014; McFARLANE TOYS UPS TERROR QUOTIENT WITH LIMITED EDITION "TREE WALKER" BLU-RAY™ SET Read the full press release.

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Haven: The Complete Fourth Season Giveaway!

BEFORE NEW EPISODES RETURN TO SYFY THIS FALL, DISCOVER HAVEN AS SEASON FOUR OF THE HIT SERIES ARRIVES ON BLU-RAY & DVD, LOADED WITH HOURS OF EXTRAS PLUS AN EXCLUSIVE 16-PAGE COMIC BOOK

The Troubles have just begun in Season Four of HAVEN, the hit Syfy series that Entertainment Weekly called "a must see show!" Hailed by fans and critics alike, HAVEN: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON arrives on Blu-ray and DVD August 26 from Entertainment One - perfectly timed to coincide with the series' Season Five premiere this Fall on Syfy.. Read the full press release.

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By Jamie Ruby

The Bridge airs Wednesday nights on FX. Recently, Matthew Lillard, who plays the part of Daniel Frye, took some time to talk to the media about his role.

Lillard talked to SciFi Vision about how he first came to work on the series. "Like most of my jobs, I auditioned for it. There actually is a fun story behind it. I got a phone call one day from Annabeth Gish, who I'd done a movie with years ago, and she said, "You should go in and audition for this character on the show called The Bridge." I was like, "I don't know what it is, what is it?" She said, "It's Diane Kruger and Demian Bichir and it's this adaptation of the Swedish show."

"I immediately called my agent and said, "What's the deal with this gig? Why isn't it in my world?" They said, "Well, they basically have no money, and it's only six episodes." The character dies after six episodes. I'm like, "Well, I'm not doing anything so some money is better than no money." And agent's idea of no money and my idea of no money are usually quite different. I said, "Why don't you send me the script? If it's not something I want to do - just let me see it anyway."

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight on Last Comic Standing on NBC, the winner will be cut down from the top three and finally announced during the two-hour season finale. Judges Roseanne Barr, Keenan Ivory Wayans, and Russell Peters will make the final decision. The three judges will also be porforming on stage tonight.

In preparation, Wayans and Peters recently talked to the digital media about the finale and their time on Last Comic Standing this season.

By Jamie Ruby

Wednesday night, TNT premieres its new series Legends, starring Sean Bean. Bean plays Martin Odum, an undercover FBI agent that works in the Deep Cover Operations (DCO) division. As such, Odum takes on a multitude of fabricated identies called "legends." Odum, however, begins to question everything when someone suggests that "Martin Odum" may be just a legend as well.

Bean talked to SciFi Vision about his favorite legend he has played so far. "I guess one of my favorites, perhaps the favorite, was the original character that was first created and that was Lincoln Dittmann and he was a kind of stumbling big geeky guy, kind of victim complex so just wants to latch on with other people.

"Then I'm one of these kids at school, you know, and the big kids, the big guys and the grownups and the people just above their class. And just to give them a sense of importance. And he was like that but really he was penetrating the hearts of the organization and ripping it out, ripping it to pieces.

"So it was a good front, it was a good legend to use for this particular occasion."

By Jamie Ruby

John Pyper-Ferguson, who portrays private security contractor, Tex, in TNT's The Last Ship, recently talked to the media about his work on the hit series, which has already been renewed for a second season.

Pyper-Ferguson talked to SciFi Vision about what first attracted him to the role of Tex. "I got what we call sides, so basically about ten pages of scene work for auditions. That was sent to me as there was interest in me going into read for Denise Chamian.

"I picked up the sides. I read them with a gal friend of mine. And we both looked at each other and said this role is mine. So I could only screw it up. So it was quite terrifying going in. And I read for Denise. And it went from there basically."

Bitten: The Complete First Season Giveaway!

WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG, BLONDE WOLF?

THE DEBUT SEASON OF SYFY'S ACTION-PACKED SUPERNATURAL SERIES ARRIVES ON BLU-RAY & DVD THIS AUGUST FEATURING UNCUT FOOTAGE PLUS EXCLUSIVE BONUS FEATURES

This August, the debut season of the Syfy series BITTEN arrives on Blu-ray and DVD featuring all 13 uncut Season One episodes, including footage not seen on U.S. Television, plus never-before-seen bonus features. Read the full press release.

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By Jamie Ruby

Jenny Slate plays Russ and Lina's friend Jess on FX's new half hour comedy Married. The actress recently talked to the media about her work on the show.

Slate talked to SciFi Vision about how she became involved in the series. "I got involved in the traditional way. My agent called me and said, "There's this project coming up at FX, and it seems like the kind of thing you would be interested in." Really, I heard the premise; I got the script. I read it, and thought, yes, this seems different for me. This seems like the kind of story, and the kind of character, that could actually go a bit deeper than some of my television work so far. I really loved all the jobs I've done, but I think it's good to always do something different, and I love the cast. I think Judy [Greer] and Nat [Faxon] had already been cast, and I was huge fans of both of them, so I just went in and auditioned. Very traditional."